Charlie Chaplin

Ballet of the Dolls: Songs for a Swan

Bruno Mars and Janelle Monae at Roy Wilkins, 5/25/11

Photos by Tony Nelson​Bruno Mars and Janelle MonaeMay 25, 2011Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. PaulThere's really nothing that compares to the exhilarating sound of an arena full of teenage girls shrieking. It's the sound of hearts breaking in unison, of ecstatic and un-jaded joy. And it was the sound ... More >>

Critics' Picks: Stnnng, MEN, the Constellations, and more

Photos by Tony Nelson​Bruno Mars and Janelle MonaeMay 25, 2011Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. PaulThere's really nothing that compares to the exhilarating sound of an arena full of teenage girls shrieking. It's the sound of hearts breaking in unison, of ecstatic and un-jaded joy. And it was the sound ... More >>

Marc Ribot

Photos by Tony Nelson​Bruno Mars and Janelle MonaeMay 25, 2011Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. PaulThere's really nothing that compares to the exhilarating sound of an arena full of teenage girls shrieking. It's the sound of hearts breaking in unison, of ecstatic and un-jaded joy. And it was the sound ... More >>

10 famous movie meals

​Dinner for Schmucks opened this week to decent reviews and big box office, and while it may not quite have the make of a classic, it did get us thinking about other movies meals--namely, the most famous film scenes in which food played a role. Here are 10 memorable food scenes from major film ... More >>

Time of the Comet and The Revenant: Bonus MSPIFF reviews

​Dinner for Schmucks opened this week to decent reviews and big box office, and while it may not quite have the make of a classic, it did get us thinking about other movies meals--namely, the most famous film scenes in which food played a role. Here are 10 memorable food scenes from major film ... More >>

POS champions local bands at First Avenue

The hip-hop powerhouse invited several local acts to join him in the big room.

Flint Hills International Children's Festival

The hip-hop powerhouse invited several local acts to join him in the big room.

MSPIFF: Reviews of the rest

Il Divo glitters among duller bulbs like The Girl From Monaco, Just Another Love Story

Fall Arts Movies

Il Divo glitters among duller bulbs like The Girl From Monaco, Just Another Love Story

Brighten the Corners

'Everything Is Illuminated' star Eugene Hutz lights up the fair

Getting Into a Tiff

High-Intensity Moviegoing at the Toronto International Film Festival

Dylan Hicks and Britt Robson discuss the recent Ornette Coleman concert

High-Intensity Moviegoing at the Toronto International Film Festival

Space Is The Place

French filmmaker Jacques Tati resurrects his Everyman, Monsieur Hulot, in Playtime.

Sweet and Low

What's wrong with ice fishing ditties and beer at intermission?

Lost and Found

Aki Kaurismäki discovers the comedy in tragedy

The Quiet Man

On the eve of his last American tour, Marcel Marceau emerges as one sweet-talking mime

Bigger Than Ebert

Is David Thomson the world's greatest film critic?

Tears of a Clown

Pop jester Vicious Vicious shows his sensitive side

Clawless

Peter Bogdanovich loses it at the movies with 'The Cat's Meow'

God or Godard?

A Series of Jean-Luc Godard's Favorite Films Sees the Critic-Turned Director Delivering Pronouncements From on High

The Comforts of Home

Twenty-four hours of watching paint dry with Eric Rohmer

Local Native Misses Oscar by a Mile

Twenty-four hours of watching paint dry with Eric Rohmer

His Life as a Director

Twenty-four hours of watching paint dry with Eric Rohmer

Portrait of the Artist as a Killer

The Art of Murder or How to Take a Friend's Life Without Really Trying. Acclaimed artist Carl Wesley, a.k.a. Inmate 198369, wrote the book.

1923

The Art of Murder or How to Take a Friend's Life Without Really Trying. Acclaimed artist Carl Wesley, a.k.a. Inmate 198369, wrote the book.

Send in the Clown

Writer-director Sara Moore wants Homo Heights to make 'em laugh.

Harold S. Kahm

the self-declared "oldest and least-known writer in Minnesota,"

Record Roundup

the self-declared "oldest and least-known writer in Minnesota,"

It Ain't No Renaissance

the self-declared "oldest and least-known writer in Minnesota,"